North Carolina State University at Raleigh Women's Basketball

CAREER QUICK FACTS: Head coaching record: 859-264 (.765) NC State record: 301-95 (.760) Completed seasons: 36 Winning seasons: 35 Postseason appearances: 30 20-win seasons: 31 25-win seasons: 16 Coach of the Year honors: 15 ACC Coach of the Year honors: 4 2021 WBCA National Coach of the Year 2019 Associated Press National Coach of the Year Runner-Up One of the top head coaches in NCAA women’s basketball, Wes Moore has completed 12 seasons as NC State’s head coach. The 12 seasons of the Moore era have been among the best in the 51 years of women’s basketball at NC State. Since taking over the Wolfpack on April 5, 2013, Moore has posted a 301-95 (.760) record and has led NC State to nine NCAA Tournament appearances, as well as postseason invitations each year. His eight straight tournament appearances broke a school record for the longest streak of NCAA Tournament appearances. He has guided the Pack to a 144-56 (.720) clip in the ACC, a league that consistently ranks among the top conferences in NCAA Division I women’s basketball. Nine of Moore’s 12 seasons have concluded in top-four finishes in the league. All 12 of his seasons in Raleigh have been winning campaigns and 11 have included 20+ victories. The head of the helm is coming off having guided his team to its sixth Sweet 16 appearance in the past seven tournaments (2018, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25). Moore guided NC State to three-straight ACC Tournament titles, becoming the first head coach of the program to do so. The team’s wi

Wolfpack women’s basketball alumna Ashley Williams (Class of 2017) made her return to Raleigh as an assistant coach on NC State’s staff prior to the start of the 2022-23 season and is approaching her fourth season ahead of 2025-26. Williams joined the Wolfpack staff after spending the 2020-21 and 2021-22 seasons as an assistant coach at Indiana, which is where she also completed a two-year graduate manager stint (2017-19) immediately following her graduation from NC State. Tasked with a vital role of leading a star-studded group of NC State guards, the Pack had one of the best backcourts in the country in 2024-25. Three members of the backcourt made the All-ACC First Team with Aziaha James and Saniya Rivers becoming second-time selections and Zoe Brooks a first-time choice. Brooks also became the program's first ACC Most Improved Player. NC State earned its sixth Sweet 16 appearance in the past seven tournaments, as well as a share of the ACC Regular Season Championship. The Pack finished No. 9 in the final Associated Press poll, logging a 28-7 record and 16-2 mark in league play. In Williams' second season as a coach at her alma mater, the 2023-24 squad had one of the most historical seasons in program history. Coach Williams helped to lead the program to its first Final Four appearance since 1998, as well as a 31-7 record, No. 4 final AP ranking and a tie for a program record nine AP top 25 wins. Following the 2022-23 season, Junior Diamond Johnson (All-ACC Second Team) and

Brittany K. Blunt MS, LAT, ATC, CES Blunt joined the North Carolina State Sports Medicine Staff in August 2020 and oversees the medical care for the Wolfpack Women’s Basketball program. Originally from Texas, Blunt’s educational endeavors started in Louisiana where she earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2014. While at UL, she competed as a collegiate student-athlete for the Track and Field team. She returned home to Arlington, Texas to obtain a Master’s Science in Athletic Training at the University of Texas- Arlington in 2016. Prior to joining the Wolfpack, Blunt became an athletic trainer at the University of Kansas for the Women’s Swimming and Diving team in 2016. Blunt went on to spend two seasons in Wichita, Kansas working as the primary athletic trainer for the Women’s Basketball team and Cheerleading squad at Wichita State University. Her role included additional duties such as Insurance Coordinator, Concussion Management, Supervision of Softball/Cheer Graduate Assistant, and American Heart Association CPR Instructor. In addition, she was selected to serve as a committee member of the American Athletic Conference Racial and Equality Action Group and WSU Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Blunt holds membership in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, College Athletic Trainers’ Society, and the North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association. She is certified in Myofascial Decompression Technique an

Felicia Mangum has been the Executive Assistant for the Wolfpack women's basketball office since October 2007. Mangum is responsible for handling the overall...

Felipe Lopes joined the Wolfpack Strength Staff in May of 2017 and was promoted to Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning in November 2020. His primary responsibilities include the performance program design and implementation for women’s basketball, track sprints & jumps and gymnastics. Felipe also coordinates the Strength and Conditioning Internship for the Olympic Sports Department. Prior to joining the Wolfpack, Lopes was a Strength and Conditioning Assistant/Intern at the University of Florida from January 2016 to May 2017. He designed the performance programs for the Gator gymnastics and cheer teams and assisted with the program implementation for women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse, swim & dive, track & field and volleyball. Felipe earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Education from the University of Florida and a Master’s of Science degree in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology from the University of Florida in December 2017. He currently holds the CSCS certification from the NSCA, the FRCms, FRA and Kinstretch from Functional Anatomy Seminars, and the Level II certification from USA Weightlifting. Felipe enjoys training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, hiking and fly fishing. He is married to Clara Engelmann, and together they are raising Ella, Leonardo and the best dachshund ever, Samson.

Houston Fancher has completed seven seasons on NC State's staff, approaching year No. 8 in 2025-26. Head coach Wes Moore announced the addition of Fancher to the staff on May 17, 2018, and he was promoted to an assistant coach role ahead of the 2023-24 season after the NCAA voted to allow two more assistants on Division I women’s basketball staffs. In his second year with coaching duties at NC State, the Pack shared the 2025 ACC Regular Season Championship and made the ACC Tournament Title game for the second straight year. With a 28-7 record and 16-2 mark in the ACC, the Pack finished the season with its sixth Sweet 16 trip in the past seven seasons and a No. 9 ranking in the final Associated Press Poll. In his first season as an on-court coach with NC State, the Wolfpack enjoyed a historical season. The 2023-24 season ended in the program’s first Final Four appearance since 1998, as well as a 31-7 record, a top four final AP ranking and nine top 25 wins. During his tenure in Raleigh, Fancher has been a part of helping the Pack to three ACC Tournament titles, two ACC regular-season crowns, six NCAA Tournament appearances, six final top 10 rankings and a Final Four in 2024. Fancher joined the Wolfpack after serving as the interim head coach of the Charlotte men’s basketball program from December 2017 through the remainder of the 2017-18 season. He was a member of the Charlotte 49ers coaching staff for a total of three seasons. Prior to joining the Charlotte staff, he had 12 y

Jenny Womack, Associate Director, joined ASPSA in the Fall of 2012. In her current role, she is the Academic Coordinator for Baseball and Women’s Basketball. She is also the Summer Start Liaison for ASPSA and the Athletic Department, as well as the facilitator for the ASPSA intern program. Originally from Long Island, NY, Jenny attended NC State where she graduated in 2002 with her B.S. in Middle Grades Education, and later in 2011 obtained her M.Ed. in Counselor Education. Outside ASPSA, Jenny also serves on the N4A Board of Directors as the First Vice President. Prior to joining the ASPSA team, Jenny taught in Wake County Public Schools for eight years. Jenny then transitioned to athletic academic support in 2010 as a graduate intern within ASPSA. Following her internship, Jenny worked as an Academic Coordinator at Elon University from 2011-2012. Jenny currently resides in Raleigh with her husband, Scott Womack. Outside of work, Jenny loves supporting the various Wolfpack teams when they compete, spending time with family and friends, and enjoying live music.

Jill Handlon took over as the Director of Reynolds Equipment ahead of the start of the 2010-11 season. She is the equipment manager for the Wolfpack women's ...

Kate Shirley has completed 18 seasons as a member of the Wolfpack women's basketball staff as an office assistant. She works with the team's recruiting coord...

Former student-athlete and current graduate manager Kayla Jones has been promoted and named Director of Player Personnel of the NC State women's basketball t...

Kevin Leatherwood joined the NC State women’s basketball staff as an assistant coach prior to the start of the 2023-24 season following the NCAA vote to allow two more assistants on Division I women’s basketball staffs. He approaches his third season on staff ahead of 2025-26, focusing on the post players and player development. The Pack has gone 58-14 (28-7 in ACC) since he's been in Raleigh. Coming off a memorable 2024-25 season, the Pack earned its sixth Sweet 16 berth in the past seven tournaments, and a 28-7 record, 16-2 mark in the ACC, to share the ACC Regular Season title. With injuries to the frontcourt during the season, Leatherwood was big in the production and development of Tilda Trygger, Lorena Awou and Mallory Collier. Trygger earned her way into the starting lineup and earned ACC All-Freshman Team honors and Awou improved immensely in her short amount of time playing competitive basketball. That 2024-25 team finished No. 9 in the Associated Press rankings. In his first season at NC State, the Wolfpack enjoyed a historical 31-7 season, which was highlighted by the program’s first NCAA Final Four appearance since 1998. The team finished the season with a No. 4 final AP ranking and logged nine top 25 wins. Post players River Baldwin and Mimi Collins were instrumental to the Pack's success, each of whom saw their scoring averages double from the seasons prior. Leatherwood came to Raleigh after spending the previous three seasons as an assistant coach at Navy. He a

Kylie Magar joined NC State in June 2024 as the Director of Communications. In her current role, she is the primary contact for the women's basketball and women's golf programs. Before joining NC State, Magar spent two years at the University of Arkansas. During her stint with the Razorbacks, Magar was the Assistant Director of Communications, working with the women's basketball and women's golf programs, as well as serving as the tournament director for several NCAA postseason events hosted in Fayetteville. Magar worked for Florida Atlantic University from October 2018 to June 2022. She started out as the Assistant Director of Communications before getting promoted as the Director of Communications in December 2021. During her four seasons in Boca Raton, Magar worked with several programs, including women's basketball, men's soccer, swimming and diving, track and field and cross country, beach volleyball and softball. A graduate of the University of Missouri, Magar graduated cum laude and received a Bachelor of Journalism in May 2018. She worked as an intern with U.S. Masters Swimming during the summer after graduation, and as a student, Magar held internships in marketing and communications roles with the Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey Club, Fox Sports University and Seafair. While working in a full-time capacity at FAU, the Seattle native was enrolled in the well-renowned MBA Sport Management program, having graduated in August 2021.

Martika Hubbard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in trauma work, relationships, and family dynamics. Martika graduated with her B.A. in Psychology with minors in Health Studies, Gender Studies, and Sociology from Monmouth University where she was also a division-1 soccer player. Martika then went on to earn her M.A. in Marital and Family Therapy from the University of San Diego. Martika specifically chose this route and school because it provided a bio-psycho-social-spiritual lens to looking at the various mental health challenges that we face. Martika began her professional work with children, adolescents, and families in community mental health clinics. She found herself drawn mostly to the older adolescents in the transitional age groups and decided to pursue working in the college counseling center environment. Martika spent time at Coastal Carolina University working to create a relationship between the counseling center and athletics as she saw the unique need of student-athletes having been one herself. Martika is excited to work more with teams and individual student-athletes here at NCSU. Outside of work, Martika enjoys golfing, spin classes, watching reality television and spending time with her cat, Maverick. EDUCATION: B.A. in Psychology from Monmouth University with minors in Health Studies, Gender Studies, and Sociology M.A. in Marital and Family Therapy from the University of San Diego PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE: Coastal Carolina Univer

Nikki West returned to the NC State coaching staff as an assistant coach prior to the start of the 2020-21 campaign and was re-elevated to associate head coach ahead of the 2022-23 season. West previously spent five seasons (2013-14 through 2017-18) on the Wolfpack staff, and she rejoined the Pack after spending the 2019-20 campaign as an assistant coach for the Charlotte 49ers. In her nine completed seasons with the Wolfpack, West has helped the program post a 236-85 overall record and a 118-48 record in ACC games (134-56 vs. all ACC opponents). She’s been a part of guiding NC State to postseason invitations each year, including eight NCAA Tournament appearances, five Sweet 16 berths (2018, 21, 22, 24, 25), two Elite Eight appearances (2022, 24) and the program’s second Final Four (2024). With her assistance, the Pack has put together nine 20+ win campaigns, seven top-four ACC finishes and seven top-25 national finishes. Upon returning to the staff ahead of the 2020-21 campaign, West got back to work with the Wolfpack’s post players. She played a large role in the development of two-time ACC Tournament MVP, WNBA draftee and All-American center Elissa Cunane. That season, NC State repeated as ACC Tournament champion, went 22-3 (12-2 ACC) and finished the year with a Sweet 16 appearance and a program-best-tying No. 3 final ranking. A season later in 2021-22, West helped guide the Pack to its third-straight ACC Tournament title and its first regular-season and tournament crown

Rachel Stockdale has completed 12 seasons in a recruiting and administrative capacity for NC State women’s basketball. She is approaching year 13 on staff. In October 2016, she was promoted to the position of Executive Director of Operations. Stockdale's main focuses are the logistics of on-campus recruit visits, creating and distributing recruiting materials to potential student-athletes and communicating with and building relationships with high school coaches. She also works closely alongside the Director of Basketball Operations in coordinating the team's travel and daily activities. Stockdale serves as the main point of contact for the team's community service and marketing efforts. A native of High Point, North Carolina, Stockdale was a four-year guard for Hall of Fame head coach Kay Yow from 2002-07. She helped guide the Wolfpack to three NCAA Tournament appearances and was an All-ACC Freshman Team selection for the Pack. Stockdale spent the 2012-13 season as an assistant coach at East Carolina before joining Wes Moore's staff at NC State. The Pirates fashioned a 22-10 record and made a trip to the WNIT in her only season in Greenville. She spent the previous year as an assistant coach at Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons' 2011-12 campaign was one of the best in program history. Wake won 20 games for just the second time ever and made a trip to the postseason for the fifth time in school history. Before arriving in Winston-Salem, Stockdale helped Elon reach new heights as

Simon Harris has made his return to Raleigh as an assistant coach for the NC State women’s basketball team. Harris, who was a letterwinner on the NC State men’s basketball team, was previously an assistant on Moore’s staff from 2018-20. While Harris was an assistant at NC State, the 2019-20 squad won the 2020 ACC Tournament title, marking the program’s first conference tournament championship since 1991. That team recorded a 28-4 record (14-4 in ACC) and finished eighth in the AP Top 25, its second straight year ending the season in the top 10 final rankings and its best AP poll finish since 1990-91. In Harris’ first season at NC State in 2018-19, that team advanced to its second consecutive NCAA Sweet 16 and achieved the longest winning streak in program history (21 games) with the best start in a season in school history (21-0). Following his first stint as an assistant coach in Raleigh, Harris served as an assistant coach at Ohio State from 2020-21, guiding the Buckeyes into one of the top offensive teams in the country, as OSU ranked ninth in the country in scoring and 20th in pace of play. Harris was the head coach of ETSU from 2021-22 and spent the last two seasons, 2023-25, on Loyola Chicago’s staff as an assistant coach. Harris also served as an assistant coach at Dayton with the women’s basketball program from 2014-18. The Flyers earned three NCAA Tournament appearances, one Elite Eight showing (2015), four postseason berths and a combined 87-39 record. Prior to work

Stephanie Menio joined NC State as Deputy Athletic Director in June of 2019. Menio joined the Wolfpack after spending the previous seven years at Army West Point under current NC State Athletic Director Boo Corrigan’s leadership. Prior to her arrival in Raleigh, Menio served as Senior Associate Athletic Director at Army West Point, holding the post of Senior Woman Administrator, while also leading the External Relations Department which included Marketing, Creative Services, Athletic Communications, Ticket Sales, the Aspire Group, as well as Multimedia and Broadcasting. In this role, she also had direct supervision of five sports and was a member of the Army-Navy Steering Committee to ensure the tradition and rich history of the game is incorporated in the years ahead. Menio assumed her role of Senior Associate Athletic Director in July of 2018, after spending her first six years in West Point as Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Women’s Administrator. As the Senior Woman Administrator, Menio was Army’s liaison to the Patriot League and was also accountable for the cadet-athlete and athletic department leadership programming. She headed the process to add women’s lacrosse as West Point’s 28th varsity sport. Working closely with then-Director of Athletics, Corrigan, Menio aided in strengthening and expanding Army Athletics’ relationship with Nike. With her assistance, Army partnered with Nike to complete a successful rebranding initiative in the spring of 2015, including